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2. Only one class of stock.
3. Limits on deductibility of debt.
4. If S-Corp has a home office, the tax d
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1. No more than 100 shareholders.
2. Only one class of stock.
3. Limits on deductibility of debt.
4. If S-Corp has a home office, the tax de
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1. No more than 100 shareholders.
2. Only one class of stock.
3. Limits on deductibility of debt.
4. If S-Corp has a home office, the tax d
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1. No more than 100 shareholders.
2. Only one class of stock.
3. Limits on deductibility of debt.
4. If S-Corp has a home office, the tax d
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1. No more than 100 shareholders.
2. Only one class of stock.
3. Limits on deductibility of debt.
4. If S-Corp has a home office, the tax d
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2. Only one class of stock.
3. Limits on deductibility of debt.
4. If S-Corp has a home office, the tax deduction is only a 2% miscellaneous itemized deduction on Schedule C, because it is treated for tax purposes as an employee business expense. In a partnership or LLC, a home office is a 100% deductible on Schedule E.
5. The S-Corp cannot reduce wages to avoid employment taxes, because it would directly conflict with its responsibility for its employee’s retirement benefits. Retirement plan contributions are based on a percentage of wages, not total S-Corp income.
6. All distributions by an S Corp must be made pro rat
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